וָלָד

# Analysis of H2056 (וָלָד) Based on the lexicon data provided, H2056 represents a Hebrew word transliterated as *va.lad* with the basic meaning of "child." The word appears only once in the biblical text, which limits our ability to observe patterns of usage or semantic variation. This single occurrence makes it difficult to determine whether the term has a narrower or broader range of application. The rarity of this particular form in the biblical corpus suggests it may be a variant spelling or grammatical construction of a more common Hebrew term for "child." Since the lemma appears only once, we cannot determine from this data alone whether it refers to male or female children, infants specifically, or children of any age, nor can we identify the specific context in which it was used. The limited evidence means we must be cautious about drawing conclusions about its theological or cultural significance. To fully understand this word's role in biblical Hebrew, one would need to examine the single biblical passage in which it appears, as well as related terms for "child" in the Hebrew Bible, which falls outside the scope of the lexicon data provided here.

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